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I08U. T. JAMES,
,4-iMiTioNM.r(HTAi: paid.
1 .1 - t'lU) Thra.
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montbs.il ; wemon,w.
rn- paper will be delivered by carriers,
. f i- rtof theeitv. tub
r ol enra;w, 7 r
. is enu Mr
AnT.rtisinrat. low and liberal
r-oteribrs wi pleas report any and
. rlilor to reeglreineir papers regularly.
B30VM & 'RODDICK
45 Market Street.
li.-nU J- an Drawers,
, ,r MiitiufaC.iir.s tfcj cvuts, icgii'ar
j tl.-" 'a'.l and exandne.
II, Kiii.mu- I) 5 Mi'r, 1, tO' them
:.v ai' . will UaeiiO other.
Hi- .lani Shawls.
' Hsiii .ut all our Shetland Shawls
at $1; th'j ara really worth t-l.
lJi !:tV ColonM Sumruor Skirts, from GOc
to 1.7. A beautiful line.
V id-Printed English Cambric, 10 cents
I cr yard regular prloo 15 cents.
I rmtr.! Pari tic I.awns, 12 J cents p -r yard,
1 all over tho country at lGc.
11 LACK CHAPES.
V have just received a larga Invoice of
Trap In Single, Double and Triple.
Suitable for Veilings and
Trimmings.
MLK AUKNrS IN THIS CITY
for the.
WIDOWS CUAPE, FOR HIE DEEP-
Esr mouknini;.
AlU: l)iio in 001113 Linen Hai.dkcr.
chiefs, $1 o0 per Dozen.
LADIES' CORSETS.
VV have jmt received a new Corse, to rc
tail al 7." cents a beauty.
BROWN & EODDICK,
45 (Vlarket St.
jr IT
THOMAS McKOY,
SUWKSSC'R TO
ISoutwrlslit & McKoy,
"MAN WANTS HUT LIITLE I1EI1K
liELOW,
NMK WANTS THAT LITTLE LONG. '
So said the pott; but I call on
you Starvius, Hungry, Cassius-likc
looting people to meet mo in sol
emn conclavo ami pronounce the
Poet a Fraud and a ; well, I won!
say it. You all know wo want
Pervisions I
'Cause wo all ain t Doctor Tannery
Then tho groat question arise r,
whero can they l found ?
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND
Mod, Women, anl Childrou will
as it were, with one voice, txciaim,
call on
THO. II. ItirKOY,
Oror and Liquor Dalr
aaSS A 7 North Troit Bt
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VOL. V
CHEAP BEADING!
For tho Campaign.
The Daily llctrsw, to Dec. lt, fcr
!,00! . .
Tl. WlLMIMlTOX JuUCN'AL. to Di C.
Ut. l.r CO centtl
" Tt Wilhisot ti JoUusal jmblinbtJ
eviry Friday, give ll of tl new of tto
week!
The 'Daily Kevikw, published every
afternoon, gives the newu. of the day and
the latent market reports.
Address
Joan. T. Jamm, ,
Wilmlngtou, N. O.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Advertisements.
Jko L 1odlit, PiM't-Fint Ward Uemo
cratio Club
Jab W Kma, Pecfy Thlrd Ward Demo
cratic Clob j I
W P Olpbam -Fourth Ward Democratic
Club
P T Dicksrt, Prealdent Fifih Ward Dom-
ooratio Club. ,
Y atm Attention Clubs
P liaiviBtaeaa Musical lnstramonts
Window Glass all sizes at AlUffer A
lr;oe's. ' t
Timber rafts are coming in qtt'te
freely. I
The novelty lu contrasted colors is vio
let with pink.
Scupjioruoiig gras are pl.ntiful at live
cents per quart. J
Great preparations aro being made for
the qrand ratiflcation to-night. Will you
bo In line?
The Hewlett seine caught triuter n thou
sand mulcts at Msisonboio lach on
Monday last. !
Fave xmir money nd buv yoitr HuiM"
ing Supplies from AlUer V Vrlcv '
The queen has tabooed bangs and fringes
of hair on the forehead but they do not stay
tabooed. 'Idiot fringe nevOr dies on some
foreheads.
A a einlrituous Ihiuors will injure men
ao opium or morphia will harmfully effect
the baby. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup Is the
romody for tho baby. It is froe froni
opium. Price 25 cents.
. 1
Vu rf out tho morbid humors of tho
blood, by a dose or two of Aykr's Pills,
and you will have clearer beads as well as
bxlies. i
i
A Cincinnati clergyman recently paid
his affectionate respects to the class often
found that will spend 850 for carriage
hire at a wlfo's funeral, but never spend
SI for riding whi'e the poor woman is
alive.
lumallables.
The following unmailable postal matter
remains in the postoffice in this clt :
Nathan Townsend, Nigor Depot; Uxnl
Brown, McDowell street.
Von rAu imv n. 1 Cookinc and Heats
inatoves at almost any price at Jacoui's
Hardware De;ot.
Albums of butterflies and grasshop
pers' wings are among new fancies. The
entire bodies of the captives are preisod.
while the wings, grouped according to
clashes or colors, are held in pUce In the
album by a miuuto particle of gum an
bic. 2
Knll M;tl and Walnut SImw Cj os, all
styles sud sue, at Altaffkh, IVacE
A Co's
Ladies boots with ombroldered
frouts are ta1kJ about for the autumn
and winter trade. Manufacturers abroad
aro ten lin? th out-out boot fronts out
over Franco an 1 Swi z r'.and among tLe
women who execute artistic and elaborate
nee lie work, to iusrre a proper execution
of the embroidery.
My life was saed by Warner's Safe
Kldrcy and Liver Cure A'. B Lakdy,
tbeltnti, Ala.
When you visitor leave New York City,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depu Euroiean plan.
Kooms reduced to $1.00 and Upwards.
H rstaurant unsurpassed at moderate prices.
S;reot cars, stages and" elevated railroad to
a parts ot the city. . ly
A letter addroasaed to'the prettiest girl
is posted up for a claimant. The girls
all say; lt looxs like his writing. I wish
they baI just sen, it to me and not stuck
it up tha way in a public placa.l'll nerer
get It now I " -
DAlEf
WILMINGTON, N. C.v TUESDAY, AUGUST
The Batiflcattwu Meeting uml Our
DlstinKUtsheil Vliturs.
His Excellency, (Jovercor Jirvis, auu
Eenator Z. B. Vance arrixed here this
morning by the Carolina Central train
The Governor is stoppm-: at 'he Puree'. 1
House and Suator Vaace is the uest of
Col. Jaima G. Bjrr. Sf vat or 11 W
Uiusom, who arrived la.t night, wi 1 U
entertained by ex-Mayor A H. Vux.
Bokkelun. Geo. James Mid.eK.n Ltacb
aud F. U. B .sbce, Ei . EWctors tr the
State at Ure, arrived t uiht and arc
stopping at the I'Mrcell Hour 3. Mr.
Daniel H.1 McL-a , Eit-ctor tor tfcis Con
gressional District, arrived to-day by
boat from FyetteTi:fe arid is ulso rgib
tcred at the Purcell. Wa regret es.cr tl
ingly to learn that Judge Fowle wilL not
be able to be with us on th's iuterth'itig
occa8lon,tbeing detained by some impor'
ant law business. The procession will
move to night upon the firing of a signal
gun by a detachment of the Cape Fear
Artillery. The firing of tho cannon w li
continue at intervals duiiog the marching
of the column and" until the procee6iou
reaches the stand on Third, street,
works will also be displayed on the route
of the march.
The spcakrrs to night win be, first
Governor JarviB, then General; Lijach
and Mr. Busbee, , . , t
Owing to the fact that 8eiiatr -Vance's
health will not permit him - tb spork at
night in the open air the old war-governor
wiil entertain the crowd to-morrow after,
noon at 4 o'cicck from the same stand on
Th'rd etroot. To-morrow night our
other distinguished aud ;able Seuator,
General Matt VV. Ransom; and Mr Dan'i
U. McLian, our talented young Elector
for this district, will addrees the' crowd.
Msrs. Busbve and McLean are llie two
youngest speakers in the party but. tte'y
make up in talent what they lack' ki
years and experience. Think,, follow
Democrats of Now ' llauovcr and sur
rounding cou'ntiej, what a treat there is in
store fur you; the Governor and cur two
distinguished 9enators,the old campaigner,
General Leach, and Bacbcc and McL 3an
all to address you; what a glorious time
we will have. Why, they will skin th
Bads from bead to toe and then present
heir ugly political carcasses to your
gaze and show you what a disgusting
spectacle they aro with the. brilliant
electric light of truth. shining In full
force upon them.
Let us urge upon the wards to assem
ble promptly, and let every man como
with a clear throat prepared to hurrah for
Hancock and English and Jarvis and the
State ticket; come with pricked ears,
tooto listen to the words of soberness
and truth which will be told you by our
distinguished speakers who have honored
us with their presehco on this occasion;
The Ship of State! .
One interesting feature in the proces
sion to-night w '1 be'a'fuIJ-iIggeJ s!dp on
vheels, drawn by four bQrse This; will
be afartAf Ihe Fourth Ward-prbooasion,
t.-sm which the crew will at intcisls fiie
off Komao caudles and sky-rockets.
' ; ' ' A! Ills Crowd. ' "
It is estimated that there have urrived
during the day in th; city f ally one thou
sand visitors, dawn hither by the grand
ratification maj-Bjmeeticg'ionlght.and the
cry is, still they come.' 'Thirdjes'not in
clude thoso who frived yesterday and
last nigbt.
, i;ait. UiMiie. 1 ,
Cpt. H. M. Drsne was to have pass
ed up tho R. A." Line last nihi to
Chatham 'county, where he goes oa a
short visit to relatives and friends. It is
uow definitely known that Cupt Drase
resigned his posltkn as Fre'gnt, T;cket
and Pitasecger Agent (tm the M. Tin i
Brunswick U. K. to accept the position oi
Superintendent of C instruction of a new
road in Geor&lx, wort on which U. ub ut
to begin " - j
There are tJ bo s eats around the foot
of the Speaker's stand( to nij,ht which
tna vumi uw ip j n uuci
stood are for tho elderly gentlemen wfco
miT attend. ' Yoo men aod b ys niust
not monopniie these seats wnen any
older person are ground sUnding cp.
Uecoriecf this, boys, and doa t ycr forget
it!'
Taa Bono and Muscle- producing Malt,
the Nerrw quieting Uop, the finperb MaJ.
arial antidote Quinine, and other predovf
logredieoU, combined without fermenta
tion, ar the. ingredient of 'Malt .Bltteri
prepared by tho Malt Bitters Company.
Tli fish maiket is ell supplied.
The dircus j j-t:s wij put up to
moi.jw, Loys.
Ger.ral A J. Myer, Clnet'of the Sig
ns' Ii n-eau. fiJ mi Washington City, this
moioJ ig at 5 o'r!.ck. . The Serial Officer
at lh:s slution .has Kad .his colors at halt
Tiiasl i--div iu honor of the deceased.
The Judicial Convention-
Th J'eiai Cocvpntiu for the Fourth
'listrict ir io sessiou te iay: at L imberton
f -r the purple of noniina'iDg a can i
date to tiii the position ma le vacant by
the rttiua'ion f .Judge Buxton. , We
had hoped to present the iname of the
nominee to our readers to-day but at 6
o'olock this afternoon the Convention had
j'lbt Leguu to bal ot. . Hence the result
wiil be too late for this Us e. '
Death, of Mr Georse Myers.
Iu yesterday's issue we spoke of the
extreme iUne;Bof Mr. George Myers and
to-day . we are called upon to repcrt the
sad news of his death. He passed away
at half-past 1 o'clock this morning, sur
rounded by tiearly all of those he held
dearest on earth. I -
. It is a sad blow to the many here who
bad learned to love and esteem Mr.
Myers for ftose many qualities, both of
head. ,&ud of heart, which endeared bim
to his; friends. He had been among us a
long time' and although hjs thoughts
were not always our thoughts and his
.ways not always in accord with the ac
cept3d views of bis friends, yet all were
forced to accord him the merit of a" true
sincerity in all of his' professions.
i Mn Myers was amorg our oldest and
mostrteHdily successful merchants. He
was born In'Hndsoh, in New York, Au-
gu3l 5tiT, 1323, and was consequently 57
years and a few .weeks old. He first came
to VVfl'n'ng'n about 1$50 and embarked
la' the ' groc 'mj bufincss in the identical
house occupied by h'm , at. his death,
which fori many, years past -has been
owned by him . - j '
He left here directly after the close ol
tho war and removed to New York where
he embark? J in business as a flour mer"
cbnt. la 1 870 h returned tc WUming
ton and resumed ! control ot the grocery
busine&a here which during the interval
had been ',cbarga ot his brother, Capt.
Chag. D. My ors. Since 1870 he haa re
sidvil continuously H this city. He had
been sick but about tWo weeks and few
were prcpan. 1 for the sad announcement
which was made yesterday that no hopes
were enterta'ued of his recovery, j
; The body hrs been embalmed, and will
betakenolth to-morrow for interment,
and wiil be escorted to the depot by a
committee frcra Corneous Harnett Lodgef
Iloyal Arihum, and '-om the Council of
the Legion of Honor, ot both ol which he
was a member. It wi'l be accompanied
by Mrs. Mj-eiiaad Mr.?li, C. Myers, the
eldest, sou of the deceased.
None 1 aew him but to love him."
Frank Leslies Popular Monthly.
' The September nurnber of . this ad
mirable magrzine is calculated to
susf?;n its deserved reputation. The
contents are remarkable for eomprec
henfiveuesj, variety, ' instructiyeneas
and entertainment. The opening
article, 'Tho Campaign of 1880 The
Nominees of the Two parties will ,be
read with great interest at this time.
Tiitjre is an exelleot article by Frark
NortODTfce Old and the New Arcadia;
one on the Customs of Old Spain'; The
t lure. King of Abyssinia,' by A. H.
GuerS4y;. 'TciD,' by. Lady Blanche
Murphy, and many ethers of rare merit.
The department of fiction is unusually
rxh. The serial'Not Guilty Ma concluded,
and th-re are stiris and sketches1 by
Karl Drury, Prudence Bjwers,'F. E.
Uamilt a, Arujnd M. Douglas, ; Mar
guerite F. Avmar, aiid other ( writers of
celebrity. ! TLe pe:us nre Ly J. G.
WhittieV, R'-ta, Richard Dowiii g, . Etijel
Fonblanq-ie etc. There are adventures
of tbriilii-g interest, a capital artic ok
The Was::::igton of Y-irkshire; 'Some
Gosti pi n Papers, 1 by Mrs. Bar ro w 't his
torieai sketches, and "aa abundance of
brief articles affording pleasant and in
s'.rcctive readiig. Ihere are quarto
pages ia eicb number, and over .109 ill
jstratiour; (he present nunberhss a hand
nome colored plate .ontiepiece, the sub
jict being 'Th Bridegroom's Stirrup Cup
in Andu?'a, 'The price of asnig'.e copy
is oniy. 26 cent; the annual subscription,
S3, postpaid. Addreis, Frank I jslie
Publ sb'n Hoose,'53, 55 and 57 Paik
Plac?, .New York. 5
Mr. JCath'I Jacohi having Ijeec appoint
ed agent fur the Atlas' now, parties in
want of this celebrated Plow can 'now
have their orders filled at Jaooei's Hard
ware DepcCHdMO S. Front st. ., tf.j
.j, - ,n iM , ... .i t t . i r - 1 I
,.8ee a woman on horseback in anothei
icolumn, r Wng . near Spear'a x Vineyttrda,
wilh.A bunch ol Grapes from 'which
SpeerVFort Grape- Wine ia made, that Is
aa highly cslmed by-tho' cjedical pro
fession for the use o(- inralida, ' weakly
persona and the aged. Sold by Drsgguti.
24, 1880. NO. 155
Trosramme far the Democratic Rati
li cation Meeting.
Demockatic. Hkadcabtehs, 1 j
WlLMfXGTOX, N. C, Aug. 21.
For the Democratic procession on Tues
day eveniDg, the 24 h h -.tant, the follow
ing programme will be observed, and the
following appointments have been made:
'ASSISTANT siaksiial? .
F st Ward Capt. O. A. Wiggins,
Second Ward if-. L. Tale Bowdeiu
Third Ward Capt. Walter ConeyJ
Fourth Ward ilr. Joseph: Wattera.
Fifth ,Ward Maj. W. C. Ferg is.
Si'vCIAX. AIDS TO Cmti" MAKSilAL.
Maj jr. James Ueilly.
Mr. Henry Ohlaudt.
Mr. Josiah Merritt.
The Artilie y will be served by a dttach
meuT of the Cape Fear Light Artillery
under the direction of Capt. R. W. Price!
The music 'wil'lj be furnished by the
Light Infantry Drum Corps and Cornet
Concert Club.
The Assistant Marshals with their re
spective Clubs will(8tart promptly at .7:15,
and form as follows: '
First Ward Club, on Market street, right
on. Third. .
Second Ward Club, on Third, right on
Princess street.
Third Ward Club, on Princess, tight on
Third street.
Fourth Ward Club, wiil form in front
of City Hall.
Fifth Ward Club, on Chestnut, richt on
Third street. v '
The. Young. Amorica Hancock, Jarvis
and Shackelford Club, under command of
Capt Jene, will form on Third street,
right on Market.
The music in wagon will report at the
junction of Me-ket and Third street.
INSIGNIA, !
: The Marshals and Staff will wear a
scarf of white cotton, with red roeettea for
Assistant Marshals, and buff rosettes 'for
Chief Marshal and Staff. ' ' '
The procession will move at 7:45 sharp.
ORDER OF PROOF.SBION.
Chief Marshal and Staff.
Music. ;
Young America Hancock, Jarvis and
Shackelford Club. ,
Speakers with Reception Committee' in
..;: , carriages. Vj
First Ward Democratic Club, Assistant
Marshal Wiggins. j
Second Ward Democratic Club, Assistant
Marshal BoWden. j
Third Ward Democratic Club, Assistant
Marshal Coney, .
Fourth' Ward Democratic Club, Assistant
Marshal Watters. !
Fifth Warl Democratic Club, Assistant
Marshal Fergus. , I j
LINK OF MARCH.
Dwn Chestnut to Front, down Front
to Nun, up Nun to Third, down Third to
Speakers' stand, between Dock and Or
ange streets -
Visitors from the country are respect
fully invited to join the; procession. It Is
confidently hoped that e jery true-hearted
Cape Fear Democrat will come out to
swellthe throng whose greatest pride will
be to honor North Carolina's most dis
tlrigu shed sons, our QUBSxa.
By order of the General Committee, . " '
Jno. J. Hedrick, '
V - Chief Marshal
New AdvertiBementi.
Bally ! First Ward
DEMOCRATIC CLUB I to the Grand
Ratificion mee!n(r aid torehlhjrit pro
cession. Yorjare herbj notified to matt
promp'y at BrookWa Hall to-aijrht at 6,30
o'clock, P. M. Tje lanterns wi'l be en
band ready for use. AU Democratic voters
are earnestly requested to be en hand prompt.
ly-atxd don't you forget it. "
Br order of the President,
JOUX L. DUPLET.
W. H. SniDss, 8ect'y. au 24
Third Ward
rpHTHD WAR'J DEMOQiiATa wIU meet
at uatia place oppSilte, City, Hall, this evt
1 , - . ..-'--. ' ' -
nig at 7 o'clock, sharp; t3 join ia the toreh-
light proces sion. " ' 4
By ;-Tdr 'President ard Clubi ' Jt
au U It i Ati.W. KINO, Peel'T ;
Fourth: Ward. I
rpflE FQUmtti ;W ABD ?DUiO0fiATia
Oib and J aU4 DemocraU redding la said
Ward, ar araesdy requested to be eniaad
tosjon it tka.'preOMswa at he dry Hall
this afternooq at 7 of eisok.. JLet core ae the
Oaasar Ward xUy i - u o '
i aa3ftlt' iia:fi. -..n.v
th Tint "Ward are earnettly rrdoattad
PLXABB JOTICK.
We wDl be glad to receive ecmmo&katio&i
from our frUnda on aay and all. labjeoti o
CarallBiarwt tmt: J
Taa aama of the writer mutt always be far
Bished to U Sdltor. . . .
OoaanaUatioaj &ait b written on only
one side of the jpr.
Farso&alitlef nn a jroided.
And it Is especially paTtJeularlj;aader
stood that the Editor 4eu not always endorse
the Tiewg of eorreeponsts, a&Iets 10 its ted
la the editorial olofcna.
New AdvertiBemonts.
New FIourNev Flour !
FROM CHOICE SELECTED WHEAT !
Best Bolted Meal
In tha City from Prime WhileTMiaing
Lforr ground dally by our
' r oltfesUblfshed' ,r
Merchant Illills,
In any 'quantity to 6Uit buyers, at very
lowest prices.
B. F. Mitchell & Son.
Musical Instruments.
LARGE A5D VERY CHEAP LOT of
Violins, Accordeons, Guitan, Flutes, Fifoe,
Ac. yorshleat L
HElNSBERQEK'ti.
Paper aud Envelopes.
'J HEW LOT OF PAPEkWd'tsViIci cr
in Boxes. Just received at
an 33
THE LIVE HOOK T'l.nii
Notice.
6-
?rVND AFTEB WEDiQSL) V, the
2fith inatanft. Dranna tmvl!ii ' ii'mn u
Wilmington anu Coast Tuinpikn w i I be r&
aui-ed to show their tiekta at thftTnll llnnm
at the tDree-mile poet, as well as at the Toll
House at Market street.
8. JffWETT, .
. , ,8ac'y A Txeas.,W. AC.T. Co.
Attention Clubs.
ANOTHER LOT OF
Campaign Goods
JD8T RECEIVED. Country Clubs (Dom
ocratio and Republican) will do well to send
in their orders soon for Pictures, lUdccr.
Flags, (with names of candidates printed on
" ' !J " i ;T i i V' J i it
them;.'"Chinese Lanterns, 4e., at . ' ' "
au 2i
at. i j
Oak Grove Parli
WUIGHTSVLLLK M)U N I ), '
From ;a to12 o'clock! "3C i ) N DAY
EYJENUSG, AUGUST tb, ltiL
E. A, Scliu tte, f Mahler
Table D'Uot$ supplied wiv'i ill tbo.lM.
icacies of th4 season. - ' . 1 1
Boats for Sailing a:. 1 i;ovj';r. '
Still Water and Suit Kllim. i
Music by the Harper's.''' ! 'f' " ' I
- ' j. i i ..,( eit !!.?''
The Manager Las spared no jjaind tr
expense in prepaftrr r.r-trjr cccaiion,
. .- .; j .Ji . i- . b 1
and i can assure a'l who, may at
tend that . every 'bin u t s l iiH
p'romote the pleaturb ana 'oonvehlcnco
of his guests, as it is his intention to mako
his "EVERY WED.r,SDAT, a fealmo
'
-
of the Sound -
No.objectlomble persons aMowd in' tic
Cape Fear; Academy;
A CLAS8IOAL,- BOIE3TTIFIO AND
Commercial Hcheoi. Haaion bo-ira
ttepteacber 57, 1880. Commodieus and eotv
Ves Wat ronai. wltK'aJt 1U ihi,m.m
situated on Third Street opposUa Oity Hal'
lBftrattlnnS thnynnvtl.' Pr.niru tn. llr,
X versiVML . g$fclx atMstJen also to Kb rib'
mi crp oi insiraetors . T rra4a; .
aewrnuatQ o maxe lau a nrst eiasa fchw .
v : ! ' VV. OATLKTIV
an 1C oawTl . laon . . .Principal
The Lowest Price
3
P
IOB ALL, KINDS OF rBLNTLJig,,
Gt estimates at ibb offic before ha . g
jwar priming cone eise ncre.
. vmciD, review ? Datajng.!; wl
CRAB. KLElUyJ
7 A Una aaacrtmjt f finfTna
rets eossunuy en hnJL Fernitore llxlnxt
Clesnad
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